New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-10
NETWORK CITY.


Constant Reader tho Park Theatre at Twenty second.
st. and Broadway, was burned on October 80 1882
James Redpaths physicians consider him out OF
danger.
william A. Morgan plumber BY gas at No.
SO Charles-st. on Monday night
There has Grove Street schoo
reopened Monday after being closed for
weeka
public School, terms have no reference to the rate
Of interest but only to the Of time bonds
were and the option Of the Government
The hudson River Railroad Company has assened the
plans Dock Board for building piers between Thireh
Thirty third sts on the North River
The Book Committee Methodist Episcopal Publishing
House yesterday yearly resorts from the East
ern and Western sectiona
At tenth anniversary Of tho Pilgrim Congregational
Industrial Mission and School the tonight
the Rev. DIS II Rosser and Samuel H. Virgin will speak.
An inquest IN tho case oAidcman Maser.on. who was
killed by being out Of his carriage IN Central Park
&C. resulted yesterday in verdict accidental
death.
A. EEdwards presided meeting The fruit and vege-
table trade the Mercantile Exchange yesterday O. =.
Palmer C. W. Ode and j. j. Philips were appointed 10 sub
petition to the Aldermen asking that lights be
furnished by the city at the downtown market
The Council of the Charity Organization Society
yesterday OF the Crosby High License bill now be-
fore the Legislature. and recommended that committee be
appointed present the views Of this society Lcga
aud to aid in promoting the passage of the bill
The Of the Rev Samuel a. Berry tho coored Prot
testant Episcopal clergyman. took place at Philips
Church. No l6l West Twenty fthst yesterday Tho
conducted by the Rev. H. Bishop assisted by
the Rev. Mr.. Lloyd.
St Marks Church has leased four pieces prop.
ery sio OF Twelfth st. east OF second.ave The
leases for at yearly s2o3e
This property part OF the graveyard which has been
used for a long time
Tho Corporation OF the Metropolitan Museum of Art will
hold It's annual meeting In the Museum library on next Mon.
day afternoon. The reports OF General di Cesnoia and the
treasurer will be submitted and the whole question Of tho
visibility OF throwing opsn the collection 10 the public on
sundays will be discussed.
Deputy Registrar Nagle said yesterday Weiss
midwife. at whose house Mra Sarah Cochrane. OF White
Plains died recently. arrested about
alleged malpractice in the OF Mrs Adele Blend OF
l79 East HOu7tonsL
John yesterday taken before Com
missioner Shields charge OF passing counterfeit
dollar bill Ernest schumacher. OF No 22OJ Morris ave
lie was held FOR examination The bill is peculiar the
Imitation of the engraving having been made throughout
a pen
The release Douglas Smith formerly clerk IN the Gu.
tom House who has been IN Ludlow Street jail for
charges Of deiraudng the Government yes
teriay by Judge Benedict III the United states Circuit Court
DE W. II. Jennings OF No Ia East Forty fh repo
10 Deputy Registrar Maggie yesterday that child
Mary and jeremiah learon IN the basement OF No 81 Ham
neglect" The sanitary conditions o, the basement were de
clared by the physician TO he poor"
The Lcrkranz ball takes place tonight at the Meopoli
House Tho doors viii opened at o'clock. Ths
promenade music Will begin at9. dancing at TO- and
o'clock the grad procession. illustrating tho progress
music from the earliest historic period 10 the time
Will begin move The different cpochs will he illustrated
bv groups madcn. b~ar,k
Of from all Of the well known operas Two
Lands II furnish the mnslcone for promtnadng
for dancing
Nat" G. Goodwin and the Bou Comedy Company propose
give performances this city and Boston within
n little twenty fcur hours space They started for
Immediately after last nights perfoan OF The
cot" To-day they receive breakfast from the Boston cty
authorities at the Revere House at IL 80 present
OF Turned TIP" at the annual benefit ~ the Boston
lodge OF the order OF Ek- They viii return by special
and The Mascot" At the BJou night as
/ usual